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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-03
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-03
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 Py virtue of an uticu issrled out of thc Codnty court of Coo cl'se county in and for the Couniy oi Cochse. Ie'r.torv of AriA n1,: to me directed and delivered oil'a' ind ,rieut rendeed in said cost on the I7th day of Dttember, IaSo. n tw ro \ 2 H,.l ? an. asa'Lst P.-W. D ar, (. |. Hra h .y' W B,ldTin, where in an c''i,rr .hde. iriAe the siim of s sSI s3 dlmsgss w:th ir',s,i' thetecn iro~< ,!ic of jud men att If IS per ctnt U r 1n.Iuin until pai tDsct vt os.s and 4jcruins costs. ,,ve X rS tt7vii-Ii upon y, f.inw. Ipg d. scr cd p p- Y. U vt: A lot ,t goods, wares an stn n handi>., co ',si,u ting Of dry cood gro '. q r-ov sons, b9p,S and sh ,s. h,,s and 'str, .., .,ttig, hari~, Ire and cutie Y urnlshing goolS a3I, other s!o,k of general niefcfan.Ii C. s Il 'e, jh the i'w 'etore n Benson. tCc',>e COT " ard knsy,, .ts W. W. ,ld. .n'' s',r Pr lja ro';ce is hereby given ih't on VA dHts av. t'c 2nd 'sa9 5f l e1 i, l337 MtWrcr the 10 B. ,' c q. nl AoA D. m in isrSoa, C. e. s" r.ry .Arz n.a Ter try, Nn s''il all r'c rsft. tit'c and interest af the s,i:: Dyar Finch & B,ldwtr. in ard. to tn. 'vr :ieS:ritmd prop ':y at. pu' lic ,,uct on 10 'hr .iS cSi a. d best bdd T, for c.ish, lawful ''rcyof r Unitei >tar'e, :3 sa,siy:s,i ex- c'-iii'.. Gr '.' cot.
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-03
Notice ,ei HGr-'.ia p1 ian Proof.
(Deciara'o'v >ti;G".t >;". ioyA) u. LAND NFErcr AT TIrcsnN Aprz

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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-03
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-03
$25O Reward.

The aRoye reward will be paid for the arrest and convlcticn of any person or persons unlawfully handling any Of lny, stock Brand Il U on Left hin.
 u II. W. HAssELGREN.
 Charleston. A. T. iel2-ly
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-03

i)at.d h , l4.. s4lh | M 'na,r@.. iSsz.
 F. pa,!t : ;>drr 4. |.
 1" A. SHArrCCH t..I-r sheriff.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21
The south Carolina Church
College j. tgiiuICd over the
Great Theory al
Evolution.
IhC Question al niOu and The
Race Line PcrpICNing
the sIuod>.
Presbyterian .cncrm A,,emr,,.


81. Lot t-. May 20 Tho second tc.-
sion OF ihe general ~. Wbly of tho
Presbyterian Church : -. was held
in Grand Avenue chur. h ,o-day.
The paper in the case of Robert
son W.. the syuoud of North Carolina
wac tho fret matter given in charge
ot th' judicial committee
lhc second church of Philadcblia
invited thc member, OF the -. ..embly
to attend the celebration OF tho First
frcshytcuan ccnienia in philadels
rhit
The moderator of the Northern
church eruowl,a-scmbly onhcy cycdma
letter irl'rnul grcetiug- OF that body
ana declared the sympathy of that
body with the plan for closer fellow.
ship and desiring to co.opcMt, with
tho southern church With REGARD to
unity of work in missions, both for
cign and home,
The trustees of Columbia lhcolOgi-
cai society, of south Carolina report.
od that owing to violence of the
EVOLUTION CoNrKoN ER~Y
the seminary has been closed for
twelve months Tho judicial COM
mittoc recommended change, IN the
church law that would give ruling
elder the right to preside over meet
ings of the prcshytcry of modcrators.
IN the plan OF union OF the prcsb,te-
riau churches of the Empire of Brazil
it was proposed that the churches
from ,hc natiOn0l synod at Rio Jane.
rio winch shall have the power to III
vldo BrnlIl into three missions IN
their report, decided TO extend Its
work III Chlna and Japan instead of
paying iurthor attention to Brazil
because the bigotry OF Brazil renders
conversions almost impossible.
The American Indians objected to
the transfer of their work 10 the
home missions committee on the
ground that this would bc nm enter
ing wodgr to splitting up their lite as
u nation and anncXing them t. the
United States
There Wcren n largo number OF com.
muuiratiOns from pro-hy tcric- on the
subject Of organic union with such
church. The Missouri synod believed
that the church should hc uon-politi-
cal and advocated union OF assemblies.
several communications were receive
ed opposing union on tho ground
that IL difficulty would arise with tho
negro element They felt that il
would be- dangerous 80 minglo the
white with the negro children In
schools and churches.
Messrs. j j. Bullock, j A. Lcfcvrc.
J.. g.. lIcruow mud j. f. Anderson
communicated their dcclinauou of
their scl,r rtlOu ~ member, of the
Foreign Missions Executive Commit
cc, as they tolt they could not Co
operate with the othcrs Tor The good
OF thc caurc.
The Central Texas and the Dallas
l'rcsbytcrir7 opposed the UNION Of
the outh and north churchc~. but
laN orod closer relations.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

PALESTINE, May 90 At lO:3o
O'Clock ,st night messenger entered
the Blsmarch saloon and told Mike
Laulcup that Tom O'Donucll wa,
beating Frauh lHprm. az laprinue
residence. MIR. l.anicoc sought city
Marshal G.. c. Roger and asked him
to 20 and arrcs, O'Domcn. Maj. bal
Rogers started to the residence and la
icw moments subsequently eleven
shots were frcl in rapid succession
near the stone hotCl of Mrs {. 4
ctcrnc. Others hurried to the scene
and found O'DonncIl shot. once
through the left arm and once through
the bowels, I'm dying condition and
Rogers shot in the right arm, the
bone being shattered above the elbow.
lHprinn was found dripping with
blood and badly bcatcd over the head
by O'Douucl, and MIR. ". PIckcns
had been shot in the left lcg above
the knee, II painful but not dangerous
wound. Mr. Stcruc the one Witncs-
examined AT longth IL tn. .uqucst
to-day; be- testified in wb stnnc, "a,
lolIo%s
~ i'ohoh' Law l'n'' tHPt'Um' 'h'
'H't'r "I'e "iH - l'DUr', TWO ilt'i'
chl'1rei' pH's'' 'he "'l'" i"e 'nl'''
'cH '''hIhE '!9 oIi maui MI'' lap
IN was h't ing - i'on .' moi {" h"rt
.no oIu man "hH s"d "' "ueh' not
treat lum su. she also implorrd Mr..
Stornc TO come with her and h |p
her. MIR StDrnc and Mrs. ptIk iu-
'"'Io"'I TO inc corner "i th' sI'"'
r'"It, ne! mere met l''s' ,- VINO
u'N'u " TIA. "hS ''e ul''''' anu see y
!"' ''A'o "I Nii"'r- ne 'o'u VI''''A
10 give up hl' pi,ioi ana '1",'''i
'"n'',' u.'"'i arrest NI OF th'u'
'h'h hipI'rcu Hlh TO give uP u'7
pNto', lie sun i'l''-ad ana s"Id ne
/ W"uI' see H'ScIh To morrow. log
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

WAsulNGToN, May 2O-The Secrc.
tary of the Treasury this afternoon,
issued his ll9th cali for the redcmp-
ton bonds The call is for $l9,7l75o0
bonds of the per cent loan Of 1852,
and notice is given that the principal
and accrued intcrc,t of the bonds
will he paid at the treasury OF the
United States in the city OF Wash,
ingtou, July /, 1857 and that the
interest on said bonds will cease on
that day Secretary FAirchild said
this afternoon that the bond, are to
he redeemed under. the circular issued
his afternoon and Will be applied to
the sinking fund requirements of the
next fiscal year, but beyond that
nothing yet been determined with
regard to financial policy of the
department during first siN month Of
the next fiscal yenr and before the
meeting of congress.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21
the CIOthier
''>hoot Luke or GtNr up thc Guu," a.
Words 10 Ttat IDcct

''~hoot Luke Or CIV" up thc ttu," or
Words 10 Tlat Incct
NEW y oRE, May -o Richard u.s..
Fox, Of the Police Golcjto, sent TO.
day a letter to the Clipper ollce call
ing upon John l.. sullivan to meet
Jake kibrain for $1,000 side. the
championship OF America and the
Police Gazette diamond belt, or else
surrender his titie,ot champion TO Iii
brain. There has already been $1,000
deposited which Pat Sheody j. called
upon 10 cover on behalf of sullivan or
else rcIiuquish the championship to
kibraiu the accompanying letter. Mr..
Fox sent the articles OF agreement
providing for the fight in November,
either in Louisiana or Missi-sippi.
Making the New \ ork Clipper the
stake holder, and naming October .
ms the time for tho selection OF final
take holder
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

CoNNELLsyiLLE, Pa, May 2O.-Ro.
ports ~ TO the number injured in the
coke worker riots are conflicting, as
reycrnl were quite seriously hurt at
Cochcran's work Tho son OF tho
proprietor wa shot at u number of
times, but escaped Injury. The rioters
are now gathered ut Dawson and more
trouble If feared. 1t was learned this
afternoon that some Of the officials OF
thr labor OrgaulIations are blamed
for tn riot this morning, but it J..
now said that they ayertcd such
movement on tho part of the strikers.
Ihi- mornings riot il likely 10 result
in Wholesale arrests, ia which the
rinRlcaderr Win be especially fcrrctsd
ont
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

Spcclhl blhlhl'h 10 'hc ElhHllll'ts
COLORADO CITY, May 70. Wool
has been comieg in at n lively rate
thls week The warehouses are be.
ginning to i'll. up and 5l4,l43 pounds
have been received. The staple has
hardly commenced arriving. Many
OF the arec-t ilockma-ters havc Just
c)mmoncod -hcarinE this week 'The
price i- lS:3.s-tne best prize paid 50
far.
Winfield scott delivered 2Ot5 head
OF sheep and cattle 10 II. -. Rogers
this week on u contract made last
March. The cattle were all -hipped
10 tho Indian Territory yest"rday.
II il rumored that number Of
cattle have recently died in this -ec-
tion from disease which, it il said
uy some, to ue bloody murrcr. Ncy-
cral parties on the river north OF here
have lost a good many cattle, and Mr..
Winfield SOFT lost thirty hoad this
week. a veterinary surgeon is going
to Mr.. Scotts ranch neXl Monday to
make thorough investigation OF the
allment and determine on the proper
remedy 10 check its further spread.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

New YORK, May 2o.-A meeting OF
the merchants aud traders exchange
held this afternoon to take regard OF
the strike In Chicago, the following
resolution was sent;
Chicago merchant and build ors
cXchange-Resolved, That this eX-
change tender its sympathy to the
builders exchange OF Chicago under
the present difficulties and assure it
of the cordial support in the position
assumed by it, by this exchange.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

CHuCAGo, May 20.--In tho Coolc
trlai tins morning the qualifications
ofJuror Wal TO try the case we're
under discussion. Wall f. the Juror
who is charged with having stated in
a conycrsation that If he could got On
thelury be would be there for profit
only. After hearing the arguments
Judge Shcppcrd concluded to eYcusc
the objectionable juror as requested
by the state
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

LOUISVILLE. May 2o.--Thc attend
mcc at Churcnill Down. Today wa,
fair: wcuthcr warm aud beautiful.
The programme to-day presented
some fair racing, but nothing unusual.
Lucky Baldwin captured another cs-
tablished stake, hi- Los Angelo,
being the easy winner over Badge
and EImendorf, threc-guarlcr mile
dash The dark morse again made
himself felt and only three fayoritcs
won.
First race Six iurlong- For mai.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21
Court ofInaIliry.

WAsHNToN, May 2o.-The secre-
tary of the Navy has appointed a
court Of inquiry to investigate cases
against Capt. Sclfridgc of the Omaha
in regard to Tho accident on the coast
of Japan in which several pers ons
were Killed by the explosion Of she'll
fired from the Omaha
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

Prickly ASH bltters is All unfaiiing
cure for all diseases originating in
hillary dcrangcmcntI caused by the
malaria Of mIasmatic countries, 30
other medicine now on sale will 80
eilectually remove the disturbing ele-
mcnts, and at the same time tone up
the whole system. 1t Is sure and
safe in its action.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

lloUGHToN, MICH, May 90 Forest
fires have attacked Lake Linden vii
lagc, five mile from here and the
whole town i, threatened The Cal
mut-liccia stamps mills with machin-
cry valued at S6OO,OOo, are there but it
is thought there will be ample fire
protection. Other dsmago is said to
be heavy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21
: woman Caused II.

spec,a hi patch u tho R8smln'r
FL PAso, May 20.--Two MeXicans
had u bloody fight with knives last
night IN Paso de- Nortc. Both woro
cut badly and one Of them, Nomco
MARTINEZ, crossed over to this side of
the river early thi. morning and died
this afternoon A woman is saId to
have caused the duel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21
THE
THE
4
The Average Argument Used by Each Side.
PROHIBITION.

am aprohibitionlst.' said Joucs, because
want t. see the inicrnsl saloons go. I want
a. see the temptation removed from our Young
m, n. but FOR this disgrscefui trufc thc boys
would grow up innocent Hs our girls aud 'ucl.
cts would b. purified and ihy world would
grow to De altogether lovely. However don {
understand that Vc want to stop men DRINK
lug liquor. Wcunly wRni Go sui 5! where thr'
cant gctit. See You area WhiskVrrtt. smith,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

ATLANTA, Ga, May 2o-Judge
Pardco, Of tho United States circuit
court, in suit tried Yesterday, held
the Georgia loohi option law TO DC
constitutional The caso will be ap'
pealed to the United states supreme
court.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

j am selling the genuine Avery
plOws and points. do not handle
imitation goods, II you buy the gem
uinc point it viii H. your plow. All
genuine points are marked with a
maltese cross.
Z. N. RIPLEY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

''''' 1900 " '''''' ~ P''''
Inc following is thc weather report Ion tu,
cotton region for stations given tor twenty
four hours, cudiusGp. ma, May ~;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

For sore eyes use DR.. ThompsoM's
eve water. Price 10 cents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

needs no further introductiou all acquainted
the meaning of Our Special Sale announcements. viz:
[7or(iualy low prices Read the list of bargains and
he early DO not wait until most of them are sold
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21
The Loot Much Greater and II
l. Now Estimated at Twenty
Thousand Dollars.
They Have Left one Wan Behind
sick and Two orThcir IlOT>Cs
are Captured.


t,..
"'SI'N' M"! ~ Nh"Ic l rcH''7s'
"A bright mulaito woman, aged weniy'
five. was arrested o~night on charge
o, murdcri,,,, brr siv months old hu,.
ma. ,.i
""' '''''''' ~
me hao n'eh tli"Wh ny Ills IuD'u'it
AZ lu:jo o'ciOch to-night n,Ws was
received tbat the officers were i'm hot
a.. ,. ,.lt.... ,,.h.,..
va 'i' ''''' 'i''''
thcY had irailcl d"Nh brushN crecN
70 rsuR IlNcr bottom hn'ul iorI\
luit7 from lHc scene ol 'h' Tobuci!
lhai lhrl arr on lhe rlEht trhlI i'cre
se,W, to bc NO couhL put once sale iu
tu' esua boltuu thclr arrest VIII
ue almost am llllposHlplllIl' hc
amount OF poodle can nlurcd Is '-lll"ht'
cu thc press IN 'h, mere io-nlShl' al
>-'Ulo. Ihe raiiroAd ana express
companies io~day oiirr Il reward ol
SHNN tog Inc arrest nhd cohVlcll III ol
cach oi the robpers' now c>llilaeu NJ
hI'ech.
AFTER NlhNl"IlI
Nothing further has been heard
from the train robbers
Gov Ross returned Tonight from
al inspection OF the state Prisons.
over hundred officer ire riding
oil the trail of the llying train robbers
II is 10 longer doubted rs To their
/ turning eastward instead Of riding to-
ward. Burnct ~ AZ first supposed
/ h. eagua lands nrc very favorable
to c,nccalment, being covered viii
chaurarral aud dense yGlon growth
MI I'lerIaCcu WIN p'Ia's h"" th' "a"
Wv o, 49, " ,"u", a,d '' no.."ssod U or Inn
,io. o" Du' ,",, w. ~ norson, fo,riIia,
",i, , ~ iint,.;oa.ios ',", w. orc thosc rnh
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

AUSTIN, May 2l.-l:5O Il. NIT l.
pretty certain that AT .co-t one of the
robbers is caught, Tie night clerk at
the police headquarters has received a
Dispatch, the contents - which he
will not disclose, but there are cir.
cumstanccs that TIE EXANuNEE re
porter is able TO put together and
thus risk the statement thai the oili.
GERS have had some luck in their
chase.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-11-11

Isse eaarl 4 l.dll i1sfss.lli Fenrrz.i0H
3 g. faszaa-f x ~ ciassnE i syn
t'Ilua 81 aiFi1s nalhorifT " fsls
stEala rlf iqlflig alis ilsriiul pride Of
Is slIrior. 40 iaf1nrze Hriiers sI.cak
- 3 a. siasinf fcrns A. che -rlsrIious
4I.acaa.IE = lfl sad slss1l grnm fine.
siIss flsr IT, iirills Pend, p o. Is '-iis
lFi0r eGl 81 IL semafaiH Mans
t-aalIsl5 h4Ee Il,eE nrifies % ibis theme.
- - ~ 4eirulilinr the maker and
go = sa1lIi .I|..lIle being eHe n cereal.
r-orar|t ael iai.r Thes1 made befofs
l1ts. A AZ. 1grrliIcE sd swords, 1hos,
s.sIe .Ilre. n-H sacrlil- and ihe forrnei
Hal ) ilre, sizs- On. double ed ucap-
- - - IL "a. file latter a fntana.
$500 .liead ls.l liiettir .-1s1~d toward
a. l.aiui- a sheri sras1 ordifk. calIe5
~ 80 lz.s-sI. FaE rlgr with the kaians
= : s''1u - ee.i,Ie tirlh - military IN.
I.rfI'spla. 1sut.r1 ~ lie fo1rfh %
llst rsnr 10 a. Eapire sore shors
1IlE e.iiaoai q s.1srl. ai.ieh foriors a1d
rrflEs nrte aIs1 rrelifrd - carry. and
slIeI11sa faaf Tag sere q part u az
sNirrt anf rlt.iIlans .drdss nthrrs
e1.il n HlaztiD1ei lli fisese vii susiios
- sIlas Llsslf ~ Pollnaz flaserirF nmone
le..ll.e ei.f insrriI.f SOD eenfimenfs a.
lIlr la.igrsnE alr'n thfir bisdes. In
osa 49, easE. orf's srsSf irncorIes the
utal'i' a arf's I,gfrriiF.n an5. s.0ne's
So - s. rte hlnas ~ HeaTca. bu. q
aIII.iui li,lh-sI dos noi lae... viz death. -
E1aalrlntl1r and danring are init
r|sie.9 lss.lrizird ia lajlla. z1d bosh are
GlIr.ff - e i-iet degree of arti.tic PER
lfcsaa ill - .llollsss are 10 lofo-
s.as Hlli f1t Bouis,nsi cafes are %
frra a. Hanrrs-ts arc eTaccful girls,
eI.1 alett eI,aHs Hitk noiscl,-ss trad,
ssrl I7e frazr4ns 80 r. DAINTY cups. with
l.ilr. ri sEasS czig- aud clteIaiament
r fq71isi.ei 81 f4lr danceF IN siikeu
fl'.el. nsis llaEc sinlausly ~ the bizarre
sfsains - a. kf-a. siic kogs. and The
zaIaIael- 1aese uzfitc zznoes are 9
eIaai1saf acted ei1iadfs. each having
lrrIrlI r1atlse 81 idea 20 iIlasirnic. This
ai-ef ~ f. -. .rliIliie variety ~ pleasing
IIsaf|.ls ed rallolss. There are qara.oi-
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An Aboriginal Mint.

In the vicinity of Santa Barbara. fifty
years ago, still existed the original Tor
aboriginaD mint of California. The
Indians of Tulare County generally Wis
tied it once n year in bands of twenty
or thirty, male and female, on foot, armed
with bows and arrows. They brought
with them panoche, or thick sugar, made
from what is now called honey-dew and
from the sweet Carisa cane, and put up
into small oblong sacks made Of grass
and swamp flags; also nut pipes and wild
tobacco pounded and mixed with lime,
which preparation Of native tobacco was
called ''pispewatn and used for chewing.
These commodities were exchanged for
a species of money from the Indian mint
Of the Santa Barbara rancherias, called
by them -'ponga-" This ''pongan money
consisted of pieces of shell, rounded,
with hole in the middle, made from the
hardest part of the small, edible, white
Inussel of the beaches, which was brought
in canoes by the barbsrians from the
island of Santa Rosa. The worth of a
rial was put on a string which passed
twice and half around the hand: that
is, from the end of the middle finger to
the wrist. Eight of these strings passed
for the value of a silver dollar Coin
Collectors Guide.
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Oyster and Star Fish.

The Rev. J. c. Wood says, in Long
mans Magazine: ''No one would have
thought, on placing an oyster and a
five-tnger side by side, that the star fish
is relentless foe to the oyster. Those
who can remember their first fruitless en-
deayors to open an oyster may naturally
wonder how the star fish can achieve
such feat. As have repeatedly seen,
it proceeds as follows: Clasping the
oyster in its rays, it brings its mouth OPP
posite the hinge. From the mouth it
pours a secretion which paralyzes the
hinge-muscle, and causes the shells to
open. 1t cannot, like dog-wheIk. ex-
tract its prey and put it into its stomach,
so it reverses the process, and puts its
stomach into, or rather over, the oyster,
protruding the stomach from its mouth,
surrounding the oyster with its coats,
dijesting it, and then Withdrawing the
stomach into its body. The widest
fancy of Oriental legends never equaled
in grotesque imagination this perfectly
true history of the oyster and the star
fish,